The Southsea based department store, which closed its doors for the final time in the summer of 2019, was a part of the fabric of the city for more than 100 years.
Founded in the 19th century, it experienced a lot during its life time including being bombed during World War 2 and being bought by John Lewis.
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Take a trip through memories of the store over the years in our gallery here.
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1. Knight & Lee
Here is what the Knight & Lee shop in Palmerston Road looked like in 1910
Photo: Ron Brown
2. Knight & Lee
An early advert used by Knight & Lee to try and encourage shoppers to visit the store
Photo: Contributed
3. Knight & Lee
A flyer advertising a summer sale at Knight & Lee - featuring a picture of King George V which dates it between 1910 and 1936.
Photo: Contributed
4. Knight & Lee
A bus advert for Knight & Lee from the early 20th century
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